Canada Post tests copyright law over its address database
Canada Post is suing a small data products company over claims it has broken copyright law in making available a database of post codes.
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Aramex founder Fadi Ghandour to retire as CEO this year
Aramex founder and chief executive Fadi Ghandour is set to retire by the end of 2012, the global logistics and transportation group revealed at the weekend.
Read MoreThe week that was: 13 April 2012
Rounding up the top stories of the week from the pages of Post&Parcel…
Read MoreConstruction underway for Canada Post’s $200m Vancouver hub
Construction is now under way on a new $200m mail processing plant near Vancouver International Airport, which will provide a gateway for growing e-commerce volumes from Asia Pacific countries into Canada.
Read MoreStruggling to cope with e-commerce growth, Yodel to hike prices
UK parcel delivery company Yodel is risking angering its retail customers and consumers by hiking its prices for the delivery of e-commerce packages.
Read MoreRussian Post tackles backlog of incoming American mail
Russian Post has been having trouble with its incoming international mail at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, but has now ended a two-day suspension of shipments.
Read MoreUK Mail growth assisted by Royal Mail price rises
UK Mail Group has said it is expecting to report a 3% growth in its adjusted revenues for the 2011 year, when final results are released later next month.
Read MoreCongress must find ways to pay for US mail service, says GAO
If the US Congress wants to retain the current delivery service standards and mail processing network at the US Postal Service, it will need to find ways to pay for it, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) said today.
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